Question 1

How much storage solution do you use and do you change it each time you use the device?  New to this.  Thank you.

Accepted Answer

I do not change it every time I use the device. I rinse my probe of in distilled and shake/pat dry. The kit come with a storage cap. It has a fill  line.  I was told on the phone by apera that if storing in the case fill to about half way to the fill line and make sure probe is wet.  It's only a few Ml in the cap. I normally top it off when needed but the bottle should last you a very long time. I use it to refill the small bottle in the kit.  It's not completely air tight so you may find some solution crust around the top of the cap from time to time. just clean it and you should be good.  I am using my meter 3-5 times a week now and have only used about 1" of solution out of the bottle in two months.

Question 2

Is this solution only used for long term storage, or short term as well? Is there a need to recalibrate after storing in this?

Accepted Answer

You have to calibrate the meter weekly; if storing longer, calibrate it before use. the solution is good until the next time you use the meter.

Question 3

This states to use storage solution when not in use is a recommended practice, what is the "recommended practice" as it does not state on the PH20?

Accepted Answer

It is recommended in the PH20 instructions to use the Apera product (Kaliumchlorid) to store the PH20.  That is, fill the container (probe protector)  to the line with the Kaliumchlorid liquid, and insert the probe into the protector.  I store the AP20 in its case and on its side (probe pointing down) to insure the probe is in the liquid.  This also prevents liquid from leaking out.

Question 4

Is the solution placed in the cap of the PH20 meter?

Accepted Answer

We now store the cap with water droplets to maintain a modest humidity in the cap. In this way, the probe is ready for its first customer, and they can choose whether to store in 3m KCl or use an alternative method.

ASIN	B07NXTBD8D
Boiling Point	100 Degrees Celsius
Boiling point	100 Degrees Celsius
Brand	Apera Instruments
Brand Name	Apera Instruments
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.7 out of 5 stars 1,135 Reviews
Global Trade Identification Number	00810214030843
Included Components	8oz 3M KCL Storage Solution
Item Form	Liquid
Item Weight	9 Ounces
Item volume	8 Fluid Ounces
Item weight	9 Ounces
Manufacturer	Apera Instruments
Model Number	AI1107
Package information	Bottle
Part Number	AI1107
Product Grade	Reagent
Product grade	Reagent
UPC	810214030843
Unit Count	1 Count
Volume	8 Fluid Ounces

3M KCL Storage Soaking Solution (8 oz.) for pH and ORP Electrodes

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